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rhn Cry for It,

And the old folks lsugh when they
fluid that the pleasant California LIQUID
fruit remedy, Syrup Of FIgs, Is more
lastly taken and more beneficial IN its
action than bitter, nauseating medi-
olnes. Ii is o most valuable family
remedy to act on the bowels,to cleanse
the ey lem, and TO dispel colds, head
aches aud fevers. Manufactured o Iy
by the California Fig Svrupe 90, San
FTaucisco, California. For sale be h.
i. H-ister and all leading dIugeibts,
Van Wet & Co., g. W. Jones q %
Wm. Wilktrson & Co, J. J. Milss
and 8. Mansfield 4 Co., Wholesale
agents at Memphis,
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ELIZA, TENN.
A COIortd Correspondent ON the
Crop Prospect.
To The Editor Of the Appeals

To the Editor Of the Appeal;
ElBA, Tenn, June l7.-Find in
closed cotton bloom fresh from the
fAld, No "tster pstch"-business in
this. Or crops are very promising
where they are we'll wolk4d, and We
ALWAYS do that on this farm. / am
lyi1V wi h a red hot Democrat. He
saws that my bloom is a DemocratfC
one, 70 hey always get there first:
suppos 1t is 81, as l have turned to
he n eiDce l have bad the fact de-
monstra'ed that there is no harm IN
the great cid party, This district some
times goes Democratic VI you give rs
good looking candidate. We have
good public schools for our children
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DUCRED
For being Out After IL O'clock
without HIS Wife.

FLUSHING, N. Y, June l9,-Much
exc u ment was c'used here last night
by the duching of Charles Doscher, q
respectable married man, In tire basin
Of the village foun'ain by four mel
whom he could not recognise in the
dark, but who are supposed to be mem
bers o. q vigilance committee. This or
gsniz iian was formed two years sgo
and its object g stated to be the pun,
ishmsnt by duckiLR of sny married
man found out after IL O'Clock unsG
compsnied by his wife. Doscher waf
thoroughly orenched.
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NASHVILLE, TENN.
A RIaiouIOus Duel Between Two
Nashville Merchants.
InrRc1AL TO rvs ArrnAL.

w.
NASHVILLE, TRIM, June 10 Two
mefchan,s here nre credited with a
somewhat ludiorous expe fence on the
field OF honor a day or two ago. The
oesus belli was derogatory remsrks
mAds by the daught.r Of No. l about
the daughter of No. 2, They were
armed with pietola and accompanied
by seconds. No l blasOd away Al No.
2 Ava times. No. 9 stood up
like a mau ard was made
a target Of. Not n Of the outlets hit
him. He did not FIRE q shot. Then
tue affair was terminated for the time
being aud now No, / wants to com
| promise. 1t is understood that No. ;
will OILY compromise on the bss's o
being allowed to shoot five times a.
No. |, and No. 2 Is reported mighty
badly scared at this prospect,
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Ice FriuueII Dies-AnOther murder
lsrHOIAL TO fHH APrnAL.l

NAsuViLLz, TANN., June l9-Joe
FriGz II, the negro who was shot BY
B IN Bray in the row in HelIs Hall
Acre, last night, died today; Booker,
who wss cut by Bray. will recover
Braykia still at large.
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Ruicided.

sHRIBYvILLE, KY, June 10 Her
man r tbs hid, aged rs yesrs, q
wealthy farmer residing near South
vile, committed suicide by hanging
hims. If in his barn. He had been de-
meu,pd fir some time
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Coca Cola,

The great Headache Specific and
B,ain Tonic, hss cured msny cases oil
sick headache, as some OF our best CIT,
ssf 8 can ,estify, and has never ia,led
In . eirge in-t4nce. Drawn spsrkllrg
ioe cold nom II ister'- Srda Fountain
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Rnhn Needed

TcORRSss eNpEScE or The A~PrRAL,l
OoLLlEev LIZ, TKNN., jane lS.-I
emf you = c tton bloom. Crops are
Good, bus We are needing rain b,d'y'
], II, JAM1SON,
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OFFICE: Room l., Cotton Exchange sUiIdtnG.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, Edward Flanagan by his mort
gaze gsss ,s 6sasrls date the M l1th .tay ct December
States Mortgage Gompany(L Id OF Hull, England,
the following described premises. situate.i in
Dawson County, 'akota Territory. to-wit: The
Township one hundred and two G02), Range,
sixty-nne (fll, containing 16a acres more or less,
according to the government survey. to secure
sxty-two dollars. due December /, 1888. with ill-
terest thereon at the rate Of 61a per cent per
annum. payable annually on he first day of De-
tions Of certain coupon proia,ssory note in
said mortgage mentioned, which mortgage was
recorded in the office OF the Register Of Feeds
1888, in Book ii Of Mortgages. on page 50.
And whereas, said mortgage and the PROM
issory note secured there by, was assigned on the
27th day o June, 1884, to David John Hamilton,
and said assignment WIS duly recorded in the
Office of the Register Of Deeds of said county Of
Dawson on the 10th day Of July, 1884. in Book
provided in said mortgage that in case of default
In the payment of said sum Of money, or the In
terest thereon; or taxes OH said land at the time
al inte: est OIL said note shall at the election of
the mortgagee or his assigns, Immediately be-
come due and payable, and said mortgage be
fOreclosed under the power of sale therein con-
tained, as by statute provided.
And whereas. default has been made in the
payment Of the sum of seventeen dollars and
three cents an interest note due December /,
1886, and default has also been made in the pay
ment of taxes for the year 1885,. and the said
assign.e of the mortgage, now tie holder of
said notes, has elected to declare the Whole sun,
with accrued interest. due and payablA at once,
and there /, claimed to be due at this date on
said mortgage the sLni of tw" hundred and
eiRtty-ive dollars and sixty cents, principal and
interest. and the further sum OF tWenty-six dol
lars, and aeventy-four cent. taxes and no pro.
ceedings at law have been had to recover the
debt thereby secured.
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given,
that under and by virtue Of the power OF sale in
said mortgage contained the same will be- fore.
closed to satisfy the amount due OH said mort
dollars d attorneys fee which is provided Tor M IL
said mortgage In case Of foreclosure, by sale
Of said premises above described, at public
auction, to the higest bidder for cash, on Mon
day. the I'd day Of May. 1887. at 10 O'Clock a. IN.
at the front donr Of the Court House IN the cit,
DAVID JOHN HAMILTON.
| BY D. o. STANCHFIELD,
Sheriff Dawson County, Oak.
| Dated this 10th day of March. 1887.
| WILKrs & WELLS. Attorneys for Mortgages
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MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, George W. Dowdell and Sadie E.
Dowdcll by their mortgage, bearing date the 9th
Brent Grotrian the following described premises.
situate in Dawson county Dakota Territory, to-
wit: The lots and =, ~ northwest quarter of
Q0E, range slxty-oMe (6i). containing lGG acres,
more or less, according to government survey.
10 secure the payment OF the sum of two
hundred and ninety four dollars, due August
I. 1889. with interest thereon at tile rate III 6h
per cent. per annum payable annually on the
first day Of December in each year. according to
the conditions of a Ger ain coupon prOmissory
note In said mortgage mentioned. which mort
gage was recorded in the Office of the Register
of Deeds Of Dawson county; on the l2th day Il
August, 1884, i'll Book At OF Mortgages, OIL page
sG9, and
Whereas, IT is provided in said mortgage that
money, or the interest thereon, or taxcs ON said
land at the time therein specified, then the
Whole principal and interest OH said note shall
Immediately become due aid payable. and said
mortgage be foreclo>c under tie power oi sale
therein contained. as l:y statute provided
payment OF the. sun! of nineteen ,iollars and
rleven cents, on interest note due December l,
l 1885, and the mortgage nov the holder OF
said notes has elected To declare the whole sum
with accrued interest, due and |Ayal, e at rnce.
aud there is claimed to be- due at this ga 9 nl
saa ortgnge the sym "l three hundred and
lngs at !aw have been had to recover tile debt
thereby stcureu.
NOW EnerefOre pubic notice Is hereby given,
that under and by virtue Of the power Of sale In
closed to satisfy the amount due on said mortgage
at this date with interest costs and fifty dollars
attorneys fee which is prnvid d for iii said
mortgage in case of foreclosure, by a sale Of
said premises above described at public auction.
TO the highest bidder for cash, on Friday. the 9th
day of May. 1857, at o'clo X Il. H.. al the front
door Of the Court Houxe, in the City OF MITCHELL
in said County of DAWSON.
FREDERICK BRENT GROTRIAN,
.. Mortgage.
0. q. STANCnFIELD,
. Sheriff Dawson County.
+ Dated this s4th day OF March. 1871.
WILKES & WELLS, Attorneys for Mortgages.
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A Powerful Argument by Judge wea.
yer for the Defense.

SIoUN CITY, Iowa, April 12-rhe
entire day was occupied in the Haddock
murder case by Judge Weaver, OF the
counsel for the defense in pleading to
the jury. He reviewed with great
weight the theory OF a reasonable
doubt in connection with Arensdorf's
guilt and claimed for the dctendent a
complete exemption according to the
evidence. Arensdorf's career as Il citi-
zen and business man generally was
brought forth with great prominence
and the skill of the lawyer was used
with equal vellemence and power, in
contrasting the drunken life of the
worthless Bismarck aud villain Leavitt.
He claimed the preponderance of evil
dence was in favor of the guilt of
Leavitt as the assassin and that the
state failed TO show Arensdorrs con-
nection at the scene of the murder OF
his tacit or personal assistance in con.
spiracy leading to the act. The argu.
meut was listened to by a crowded
court room.
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MOST PERFECT MADE
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas, default has been made in the pay
ment Of the! interest and principal when the
same became due on the money secured by o
1886. executed by Henry Abern and Alice Ahern
his wife. Of the county of Dawson, and terri
tory Of Dakota, to James a. Wilson, Of the coun,
which mortgage was recorded in the office Of
the register ofdeeds. of the county OF Dawson.
territory of Dakota, in book 49 OF mortgages, on
O'Clock y. m.. and .5 ~,
Whereas. no action or proceedings at law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
thereof, To-. ~. sgg...i : i@,t3t5.
Whereas, on the 18th day Of July 1886. said
mortgage. with the note secured thereby, was
Lewis. Of the county of Dawson, iii the territory
OF Dakota, which assignment was duly recorded
in The oe III Of the register Of deeds ei sad
in book 81 of mortgages, OH page $50.
Whereas, the amount claimed to be due upon
said mortgage, at the date of this notice, is the
sum OF four hundred and sixty-one dollars and
twenty cents, tS46l.20 towt:. $500 principal.
and Ssl. 30 interest besides the sum of forty
GAO dollars attorneys fees stipulated for iii
Now. I he, efore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and duly recorded as aforesaid, and
In pursuance OF the statutes in such case In ade
and provided, the said mortgage will be fore
closed by sale Of the mortgaged premises
there9 IN public m auction at The front
and county of DAWSON. and territory of Dakota,
on the 23d day OF May, 1887, at 10 O'Clock in The
forenoon of that day. The mortgaged premises
are situated in the county Of Dawson. In the
territory OF Dakota, and are described as fol-
lows, towit: Lot No. two ~, block No. ninety
four (94), In I4awlers addition to :lie town tllow
city, OF Mitchell, Dakota, according tO the re-
Dated at Mitchell, Dak.. this ,st day of April
a. D. 1887, J.. w. LEWIS, Assignee.
A. +. HITCHCOCK, o. .. STANCHFIELD,
Atty for Assignee. Sheriff, Auctioneer
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FIRE SWEPT PRA1RIEs.
Interesting Narration of Thrilling Ex.
periences in Kansas.

ATcH1NsoN, Kan, April 15.-Re-
ports concerning the destruction of
life and property, caused by the great
prairie fire that swept over the eastern
portion of Norton and Graham coun-
ties Saturday last, are yet meagre and
unsatisfactory, but enough is known to
appal the stoutest hearts. The fire
started near Nicodemus, in Graham
county, and the wind, which was blow
ing forty miles an hour, carried the
flames over and through the dry grasses
at a frightful rate of speed. The gen.
eral destruction of property commence
ed near Roscoe, in Graham county.
Here the fire spread over the country
for fully two miles and one-half in
width, and as the wind carried it north
it constantly kept spreading until the
track of the flames was seven miles
wide when the fire crossed the north
fork of Solomon river, three miles east
of Dinsmore. 1t is known that from
thirteen to sixteen lives were lost
in the two counties, but the names have
not been learned. Four children per-
ished of one family. How far the fire
extended north from the Solomon river
is not known, but it must have trav-
eled long distance. AT the same
time another fire swept down the south
fork OF the Solomon to a point near
Millbrook, destroying everything in its
path, and burning six persons to
death-a father, mother and four chill
dren-and large number of cattle,
horses, hogs and poultry. In one in
stance a woman prematurely gave
birth to child When the fire was
discovered approaching her husband
took her in his arms and started for
plowed ground, but before he could
reach it the woman's clothing was on
fire. He, however, succeeded in putting
Tie fire out and saving her life; and
the babe Qess than an hour old) with
the other members of the family, was
saved, but the house and other prop
erty OF the farm were destroyed. Hun
dreds OF narrow escapes could be re-
lated. Last Saturday was a frightful
day-one long to be remembered by a
great many families of Norton and
Graham counties.
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CARELESS TARGET PRACTICE.
The Havoc Wrought by an Exploded
Shell at Nagosaki.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The navy
received today from the
Asiatic station an extract from the
Nagosaki Journal containing a de-
tailed account of the catastrophe
which occurred on the island of Ske-
shama, March 4th, through the burst
ing of shell fred from the United
States steamer Omaha, resulting in
the death of four japanese and the
wounding of seven others-as already
announced. Capt. Selbridge of the
Omaha, was suspended and ordered
home and is now at San Francisco.
The circumstances are described in the
journal as follows:
The Omaha put up floating target
about fifty yards from the beach, at
which some thirty shots were fired at
distance of a thousand yards. At
the conclusion of the firing the officer
in charge of the target reported that
all of the shells fired had exploded, and
the ship sailed on to Nagasaki. After
she had left, however, an unexploded
shell was found by the natives which
exploded while they were examining
il with the fatal results above stated. A
private subscription for the wounded
and relatives of the dead was taken on
board the Omaha, realizing about $3.50.
The japanese Journal said: The
United States government will no
doubt pay any reasonable indemnity to
the unfortunate sufferers that may be
demanded. In placing the target close
to the beach and firing at it. no matter
what precautions were taken to pre-
vent accidents, the officers of the
Omaha undoubtedly acted wrongly, as
the Japanese government has strictly
prohibited gun or torpedo practice
within three miles OF the shore. Sub.
sequent investigation resulted in find.
ing four other unexploded shells buried
in the beach. The shell which ex.
ploded with such fatal results, was
dug up and carried around the village
in the vicinity of shot house, which
building was destroyed by the force Of
the explosion.
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lengthy Arguments Of Counsel.

SIOUX CITY, April 1.-THE day has
been spent in the Haduock murder
trial mostly in counsel arguing law
points relating to conspiracy, and the
application OF the term reasonable
doubt" In the afternoon the Hon.
E. II. Hubbard, of counsel for
the state. presented the case before
the jury, closing at $50. The
attendance lessened to over one
half but the public interest does not
seem to subside. The probable out
come of the jury's deliberation is the
theme Of the people. Three speeches
will he made on each side before the
case goes to the jury, and it is not
thought probable it will be submitted
before Thursday.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Sreas. Frances E. Phelps. single, and by
6rtgage bearing date the ,s ilrst I1;y day OF Sep
1883. did mortgage TO Mary riinton the
81 ns county, osSt Dakota territory, towit:
sn soo11ges' as, township one ne hundred
3ne (1Ol), range ISL sixty,tWo @ @Se2l, contain contain
Survey, to secure the payment Of the sum
Il Zee hundred and thirty-eight (338) dollars,
December I, 1887 with interest thereon at
ate of Ga per cent per annum, payable an
+, according to the conditions of certain
ION prOmissory note in said mortgage
6tioned, which mortgage, was recorded In
6Ofiice of the register of deeds of Dawson
hty. on the Sd day of September, 1883, in book
mortgages. on page 81 and
nd whereas, it is provided in said mortgage
Tin case OF default In the payment of said
9 OF money, OF, Of the interest thereon, or
h the Whole principal and interest on said
ke shall ut the election Of the mortgage or his
Signs. Immediately become due and payable,
" said mortgage be fOreclosed under the
lMer OF sale therein contained, as by statute
md whereas, default has been made in the pay
at OF the sum oftwenty-one dollars and ninety
yen cents, oninterestnote due December /,
y the holder of said notes has elected to de-
lie the whole sum with accrued interest, due
payable at once, and there is claimed to be
Gat this date on said mortgage the sum OF
se hundred and seventy dollars and twenty
cents, and no proceedings at law have been
to recover the debt thereby secured.
Tow therefore, public notice is hereby given,
= under and by virtue of the power Of sale in
mmortgage contained, the same will be fore
ed to satisfy the amount due on said mort
at this date with interest, cost and fifty
lars attorneys fee which is provided for in
@mortgage in case Of foreclosure, by a sale of
Il premises above described, at public auc-
=, to the highestbidder for cash on Friday the
&day of May, 1887, at 9 O'Clock a. m. at the
1T door of the Court house in the city of
kchell in said county OF Dawson.
Dated this 2lst day of March, 1887, DAWSON
5nty, Oak. MARY FLINTOFF,
NY Mortgage.
o. o. STANCHFIELD,
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A FLORIDA BLAZE.
st. Augustine in Danger OF Destruc.
tiOn.

ttOn.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, April 15.-The
st. Augustine hotel took fire at 2:30
this morning and was destroyed. The
old slave market is also gone and the
ancient cathedral is in flames. The
Edwards hotel and a half dozen small
s1uildings are also on fire, and it seems
A,e Florida house and Opera house
must go. The danger of the destruc-
tion of the whole town from the Pla-
"a to City Gate is imminent. All of
the seventy-six guests at the st. Angus
tine hotel got out in safety, as did also
the help of the house, and the guests
and servants of the Edwards house.
LATER-The fire destroyed the St.
Augustine hotel, the old Spanish ca
thedral, Edwards's hotel, the court
house, the Sinclair block, Chamherlin's
store, Mrs. Coils residence and Welter's
hotel.
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Land Office in Mitchell, Dakota, March IS, 1887.
IF sgNotice is hereby given that tho following
manned settler has filed notice OF his intention to
that said proof will be made before the Register
Md Receiver, in Mitchell u. S. Land Office, on
lay Z, 1857, viz: Christen Peter Christensen,
E: No. 1476s, for the northeast quarter Of Sec
kn 20, township 102. range 60.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
ntinuOus residence upon, and cultivation of,
L: land, viz: Ole T. Oeson. Ole Hendrickson,
nut Strand, Charlie Wilson, all of Dawson
unty, Dakota. GEO. b. EVERITT,
10, HOFFMAN, Atty. Register.
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lid Office in Mitchell OAK, Mar. Z, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
ned settler has filed notice Of his intention to
viii be made before register % and and
Setyer iii Mitchell, Dak.. on April 16, 1887, viz:
William Dean, on his hid, entry No. 1901, for
syA sec: 10. twp. 1o4, NJ, r. SO, W.; 9th prin-
112fmeridian.
[ q names the following witnesses to prove
ontinuous residence upon, and cultivation
lid land, viz:
3gille ". Walker. A. G. Pringle. of Dawson
ty, Dak.; Thomas E. .Freeland, T. II. Pow
fOf Hanson county, Oak.
GEO. b. EvERITT, Register.
1anchard s. Hannett, AttY's
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sS3s and Office in Mitchcll DaK. 1uarcn x3, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
timed settler has filed notice Of his intention
I'D that said proof will be made before the
erk of the district court at Alexandria, on
pril 81 1887, viz:
NNssshans A. Lolfswold, under his hd entry No.
1k563, for the s1a of the seA and neA of sea
md SEA of neA sec. IS, town 1O4, range SO.
SSsH He names the following witnesses to prove his
Baid land, viz:
SsFK. S. Stenson. Gulik Gullikson, Wilber Staf-
aOrd, Andrew Il. Steen, of Mitchell, Dakota.
E1-t efa
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FW0RKING CLASSES, AIIE4I!9A! Z! NJ 91!

sprepared to furnish all classes with employment
Eat home the whole Of the time or for their spare
moments. Business new, light and profitable
to IS per evening" and u proportional sum by
sdeyoting all their time to the business. Boys
and girls earn nearly as much as men. That all
business, we make this offer: 10 such as are not
well satisfied, we will send 81, to pay for the
Stroube Of writing. Full particulars and outfit
Sland
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sa Land Office in Mitchell, OAK, April 5, 1887
Notice is hereby. given that the following
|snamed settler has filed notice of his intention
ake support Of his claim
aaNssgnd receiver, in Mitchell, Dak., ON May 16,
Ss1BS7. viz:
sSs Lewis ". Doty hid entry No. 1864, for the sa,
%seA and 81 sw4 section 3-lol-
residence upon, and cultivation of,
@Said land, viz:
Il. II. Allen, Henry Schurz. Peter Schurz. OF
1SRome, Dawson county, OAK and Charles Donk,
s X. ID. MARTIN, Attorney. Register.
Land Office at Mitchell Oak. April ., 1887
RsNotce is hereby given that the following-nam-
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
prsof in support Of his claim, and that said
$proof will be made before the register and re-
s& Samuel j. Shane, under DIS 242l5, forthe seA
§ion6, township 10l, range 81, Dawson coun-
Ety n.,k.
E He names the following witnesses to prove
&his continuous residence upon and cultivation
$Of, said land, viz:
IA Samuel j. Olson, Samuel NJ. Daniels, John c..
&Hedden, w. w. Gardner, all Of Emsley, Dawson
EeOunty, Oak. GEO. B. EvER1TT. Register.
M1ZENER. kIMEALI. y Co, Att'ys.
81 Land office in MITCHELL Dakota. Mar. Is, 1887
anamed settler has filed notice of his intention
EtO make final proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver in Mitchell, Dakota. on May 9,
Johan p. Lindahl hid. No. 1850. for the ne,4
12l0l-Gl.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
gsaid land. viz:
Fred Sand. Charley Johnson, John Carlson,
vs. Strand, OF Mitchell, Dakota.
"A R. N. KnArz, Atty.